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Charlie Robbins
@indexzero
Yes, a .jscsignore would always be optional. But if it exists in the local directory it would be used implicitly. Just like a .gitignore
Ivan Pukhtin
@StreetStrider
Is it possible to run jscs over .json and --fix errors?
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
@StreetStrider nope

Released - https://twitter.com/jscs_dev/status/720667941499441152

Re-tweet, love and all that :-)

Ivan Pukhtin
@StreetStrider
Owww
Andrea Sonny
@andreasonny83
cool
Jonas Pauthier
@Nargonath
Just read the article you wrote on Medium @markelog. Had a little heartache while reading it. It must be hard to let your baby goes that way guys. Thanks all for the hard work you put into that project to make it what it is today. Thanks as well for your help towards little contributors as I.
Thomas Grainger
@graingert
JSCS 3.0.3 seems to generate spurious error messages and break my webpack build.
jscs-dev/node-jscs#2226
Alexej Yaroshevich
@zxqfox
;-(
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
@Nargonath thank you for the kind words :)
Thomas Grainger
@graingert
welp http://jscs.info is down
@markelog ^
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
oh well, it seems domain wasn’t extended
Alexej Yaroshevich
@zxqfox
Looks like fine atm
hm
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
dns info probably didn't come to you yet
Alexej Yaroshevich
@zxqfox
ye, looks like ;-(
Thomas Grainger
@graingert
@markelog https://www.whatsmydns.net/#NS/jscs.info
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
looks like there was some complications with payment, it took to long to pass through
dns is now updated
thank you for noticing @graingert
Thomas Grainger
@graingert
@markelog you should HSTS so you don't get 3rd parties advertising on your domain
(it was replaced with a domain sniping service)
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
can you do that with github pages?
Thomas Grainger
@graingert
you just put it though cloudflare
and enable HSTS
in their UI
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
thanks, i will pass this along
Kevin Cameron
@kevinkace
hey all, I'm having some difficulties with ES6, I'm using the Airbnb jscs file, and added "requireTemplateStrings" : true, but still seeing Unrecognized character for things like gulp.dest(./src/libs/font-awesome/${dir})
whoops... gulp.dest(\./src/libs/font-awesome/${dir}`)`
....
like this but pretend the ' are backticks, gulp.dest('./src/libs/font-awesome/${dir}')
Diego Benjamín Aguilar Aguilar
@diegoaguilar
I'm reading now that jscs is turning into eslint
how is that?
will eslint include all jscs stuff?
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
@kevinkace what version jscs do you use?
@diegoaguilar we wrote two blog posts from both sides
where we explained what’s what
https://medium.com/@markelog/jscs-end-of-the-line-bc9bf0b3fdb2#.x0o1xqkk9
http://eslint.org/blog/2016/04/welcoming-jscs-to-eslint
Kevin Cameron
@kevinkace
@markelog 3.0.3
Diego Benjamín Aguilar Aguilar
@diegoaguilar
thanks @markelog
Johan Vaage
@Jovaage
I'm using to jscs to automatically fix my js files.
But I can't get the requireUseStrict rule to fix them.
It reports the error, but it doesn't fix it.
I'm also enforcing requireLineFeedAtFileEnd and requirePaddingNewLinesAfterUseStrict, and they do work.
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
Some rules are autofixable and some are not
Johan Vaage
@Jovaage
Is that specified anywhere?
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
nope
Johan Vaage
@Jovaage
Is that rule not supported yet?
When just installing jscs, it reports fine, but when using the plugin in WebStorm, and using gulp-jscs, it complains that the rule isn't supported.
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
That's probably because
Oleg Gaidarenko
@markelog
local version of jscs is old
so i would recomended to reinstall jscs